The two stages of slow wave sleep in the cat and their relation to REM sleep.
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Summary
The sleep-wakefulness cycling has been recorded for two 24 h periods in each of 12 adult cats, and four stages were identified: awake (including drowsiness), REM sleep, and two stages of slow wave sleep, labeled light and deep slow waveSleep.
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- article
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- 1968-11-01
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- 146
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Keywords
Slow-wave sleep, Sleep (system call), K-complex, Wakefulness, Sleep spindle
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